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Receipts of pastry & cookery

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Title Receipts of pastry & cookery : for the use of his scholars / Edward Kidder
edited by David E. Schoonover. [electronic resource] [Iowa Szathm-ary culinary arts series ]
Additional Titles Receipts of pastry and cookery.
Publisher Iowa City : University of Iowa Press
Creation Date c1993
Notes Edited version of: E. Kidder's receipts of pastry and cookery. London? : 1740?
Includes bibliographical references (p. xi) and index.
English
Series Iowa Szathmâary culinary arts series Receipts of pastry & cookery
Extent 1 online resource (xi, 179 p. ) facsims.

Language English
National Library system number 997010720281205171
MARC RECORDS
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